Hazy Lights >:-(
Im starting to get these water spots,foggy, hazey look on my G35 Coupe headlights, how do i remove it. I was told to use an orbital buffer and polish or wax?
Thanks Justin
Thanks Justin
Last edited by jutn35; Aug 25, 2008 at 12:11 AM.
Originally Posted by jutn35
REALLY Toothpaste?!, how and what brand, COLGATE with tartar control
ill try to get some pics
ill try to get some pics
Originally Posted by Beebo
Nope... search it there are a few threads about using toothpaste to clear up foggy headlights
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Originally Posted by dongdong
i just cleaned mine today. i was detailing the car and my head lights were lazy, i used my buffer and some polish. looks brand new now 

oo ok so my friends wasnt being a dumass about the Orbital and wax/polish :P
Here's another link where I wet-sanded and polish headlights:
https://g35driver.com/forums/care-de...crossfire.html
https://g35driver.com/forums/care-de...crossfire.html
There's a few threads about cleaning the headlight haze in the detailing section I believe. Just try a search.
Also, there's a few kits out there specifically for cleaning headlight surrounds; it's a fairly common problem.
http://www.autogeek.net/headlight-lens.html
Also, there's a few kits out there specifically for cleaning headlight surrounds; it's a fairly common problem.
http://www.autogeek.net/headlight-lens.html
Well, i guess i am going to try the orange pad and polish on my uncles 03 G35(has only 18ooomiles).
He has been over seas for sometime now and i had to try and clean the paint up last weekend with a half 2 stage half 3 stage job lasting 4 hours. It has spent most of its life sitting either in a garage or outside for a day or two a week.
It felt like sand paper. I got the shine back with the smooth/fluffy feeling BUT.....there is tree sap scattered over the hood, fenders, and roof. I feel like a wetsand/buff is needed. since only my nail could begin to break through it.
But back on topic, the headlights are seriously hazed. Top recommendation seems to be the orange pad and polish. anyone want to directly recommend place to pick up both products. only buffer i have is a turtlewax one BTW.
He has been over seas for sometime now and i had to try and clean the paint up last weekend with a half 2 stage half 3 stage job lasting 4 hours. It has spent most of its life sitting either in a garage or outside for a day or two a week.
It felt like sand paper. I got the shine back with the smooth/fluffy feeling BUT.....there is tree sap scattered over the hood, fenders, and roof. I feel like a wetsand/buff is needed. since only my nail could begin to break through it.
But back on topic, the headlights are seriously hazed. Top recommendation seems to be the orange pad and polish. anyone want to directly recommend place to pick up both products. only buffer i have is a turtlewax one BTW.
Last edited by IvoryPearl07G; Sep 4, 2008 at 09:16 AM.



